Appearance

The Centralian tree frog is a green to olive green colour. Throughout the day they can change to appear darker to an almost black colour. Their underside is white. Their back is patterned with a range of white spots.

Their feet are webbed, and the hands are partially webbed.

Females are up to 8cm (3.1in) long which makes them larger than the males who typically measure up to 6.2cm (2.4in).

Diet

They feed on a range of small invertebrates.

Range

Centralian tree frogs are found only in the Northern Territory in Australia. They reside in an area of the MacDonnell ranges close to the South Australian border.

Habitat

Here they live in rocky gorges, wetland and shrubland where there are permanent or temporary water sources.